Holland&Holland wrote:As stated above. OGC runs on a prox card system. Their is a switch in the classroom that keeps it in the open position when we are open to the public or have events. Otherwise it requires a card to activate the reader on the in side and motion on the exit side. Equipment like this can have some maintenance issues over time so be prepared but I think it works generally quite well.
westhope wrote:Faribault Rifle & Pistol Club also uses a "Prox Card" on an automatic gate. It has been more reliable than the old combination padlock on a manual gate. The only real problem is lightning occasionally trips a circuit breaker. We installed a breaker near the gate and tell members if the gate doesn't open, check the breaker. That seems to be working.
A real advantage to the "Prox Card" system is that if a member does not pay their dues or banded from the range only their card can be dropped. Members keep the same card every year so that helps too. Also, whenever a member enters and leaves with their card, it is recorded. Nice to know if there is something that happens at the range. Local authorities can have access if needed too. The gate can also be kept open for matches or classes.
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